New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-06-29

parks. pyFOGeCuHlc OiSpidyS, SGreeG lIunll-
nations, excursions on river and lake,
panoramas, opera and ball games At
tendants at the state fair will be we'll en-
tertained.
Minnesota State Medical Society.
The state Medical Society held its annu
al meeting at Duluth About 100 doctors
were present. First Vice President w. A.
Beebe presided. Prof. Phelps delivered an
address OF welcome to the convention and
DR.. Beebe responded. A great many pa
pers were presented and discussed. Some
OF the papers were not read, but referred
to the committee on publication. The
next convention will be held at st. Paul.
The committee on new members reported
the following who were elected:
J. Z. Camp, Brainerd; ]. j. Ecklund, and
S. NJ. Stocker. Duluth; E. G: Sher-
rer, s. ]. Wooster, F. w. Van
Slyke, Justus Ohage, st. Paul; J.. w.
Mcdonald, Minneapolis; F. Dodge, LIE
van, Adrain W. Degar, White Bear Lake;
D. r. Collins, 0. Martel, w. w. Day, 7. s.
Roberts, John Mclean, n. Snem. J. NJ.
TODD and Alexander Rixa. The cleo
tion OF officers resulted as follows:
President, DR.. c. T. McComb, Duluth;
vice presidents, Doctors A. e. Senkler, ST.
Paul, J. E. Moore, Minneapolis, F. A.
Blackmer Albert Lea; treasurer, DR.. S. B.
Sheardorm, Stockton: corresponding sec
rotary, DR.. J. D. Simpson. Henderson,; per-
manent recording secretary, DR.. G. B.
whitehall, St. Paul; censors, Doctors a.
W. Stinchield, Eyota; r. S. McMindy, Mn
neapolis.
The estate OF the late Hon. Charles
Stewart OF Rochester has been divided be-
tween the two surviving children Charles
"a tai of r. IL
with adjoining property, while his sister,
Ellen Collins, has the residence on College
hill in that city, besides a number offarms
in the county. The estate is worth $4O,-
900.
President j. J. Hill, of the Manitoba
road. will contribute fat steer for the
Fourth ofJuly celebrate on in Hastings, and
it will be roasted whole in the city park.
Chris Hass, one OF the oldest settlers Of
Winona county. died OF cancer OF the stom-
ach at Lewiston.
Philadelphia Press The state OF Mime
sofa, in appropriating money to establish
public school libraries, sets q worthy ex-
ample for other commonwealth.
Barney Mournam OF Freeport, Stearns
county, committed suicide.
Forty persons in the neighborhood Of
Rochester were poisoned by eating smoked
Mississippi sturgeon. On examination the
fish showed signs OF decomposition, forming
q poisonous compound capable OF afford
ing a large amount OF misery, though not
supposed to be fatal.
At Pittsburg, Miss Minnie Jones and
Lieut.. Albert Fuller eloped and were mar
ried. Miss Jones is the daughter OF J. B.
Jones, a retired banker, niece OF Judge
Gresham, twenty five years Of age, and
has long been a social favorite.
deficiency in the funds OF D.. M. Pas
coe, editor OF the Philadelphia Tocsin and
secretary and treasurer OF the Information
al Typographical union was discovered by
the union in secret session. Pascoe was
forced to resign his Office.
The following pensions were granted to
western people: Minnesota original O..
G. Hanson, Minneapolis; A. G. Meehan,
Owatonna; D. D. Andrews, Blue Earth
Increased-W. N. Plymatt, Mapleton; e.
G. Foegles. Winona. Restoration and re-
issue-J. Russell. Eagle Lake. Wisconsin
w. D., father 3. A. Condit, Oivet. Orig.
inal-W. Green, West Salem; L.. Hudson,
Milwaukee; B. Henks. Wauwatosa; C. f.
Groose, Concord; E. j. Grips, Columbus.
Increased-P. f. Shepherd, Neilsyille; 81.
Y. Sucia Galesville; j. C. Moody, Wither;
A. L. Brown, Briggsville Reissued-J. B.
Spofford, Ellsworth: C. Blood. Ogdensbrrg;
NJ. Oberbilling, Dorchester; w. Y. Clafin,
Little Sturgeon Bay; J. E. Lemieux, De-
sere.
Sixty-four cadets were graduated from
the United States military academy on the
18th. The weather. was fair, and the exer-
cises were held under the trees. Gen. Sher-
iden was the chief dignitary present. Upon
his arrival he was welcomed by the battal-
ion and band. which escorted him to the
academy. Gen. Merritt, superintendent Of
the post presided at the exercises. Rev.
John w. Brown OF Buffalo delivered an adj
dress tn the graduates. He was followed
by Gen. Sherman, who spoke in humor-
GUS vein. Gen. Sheriden was the last
speaker.
Pratt & Parkers elevator at Somerset,
Steele county, was burned with about D.
900 bushels of wheat. Loss covered by
insurance.
At Winona, the frame dwelling house Of
Lorenz Mosina was burned with most oil
the contents.
Mankato Free Press: There is not
man in this country who has done SO much
for the advancement OF stock as Mr.. J. J.
Hill, president OF the Manitoba railroad.
He has the finest herd of thoroughbred
cattle to be found in the country, and his
ambition is to make the Northwest the
leading region for growing blooded stock.
A. s. Swiler a we'll known and we'll TODD
miller OF Minneapolis. committed suicide
by drowning.
E. N. Gaylord, well-known AIinneapo.
lis man, was killed in a mine at Angus.
Iowa.
Ole Englestad, Minneapolis saloon.
keeper, was drowned at Lake Minnetonk
w. NJ. Rollins, employed in a livery sta
BILE in Winona, was arrested on n charge Of
bigamy and turned over to Sheriff Angle
OF Sparta, Wis. who took him to that
place. Rollins has lived in Sparta several
months. Three weeks ago he married
Miss Minnie Seamen, a young lady OF
Sparta. Soon after it was charged that
Rollins had wife and seven-y ear-old child
in La Crosse, and a warrant was issued for
his arrest.
"a Sheep groMers in Qlmsted county ara